Articles

In sitting and chatting with Audrey Ushenko one is quickly drawn into a life rich with music, painting, family and friends. Yet as accessible as this 50-ish artist and IPFW […]

It’s not easy at times to find the multi-dexterous Susie Suraci. She’s not a recluse, just a busy girl. During the work-a-day week she’s in the admissions Department at IPFW. […]

Collared once with the label “man of the cloth” for his intricate fabric collages, fifty-few-year-old local galleryist Joel Fremion remains today an enthusiastic and dedicated proselytizer for homegrown talent. “It […]

Consider this description of a 12-year-old work as a not so simple, but revealing portrait of local philosopher/artist Jeff Strayer: The piece, enclosed in a 30-by-50-inch frame and behind glass, […]

This is a story about David Seculoff, who, disguised as a mild-mannered, part-time doorman during the day, becomes a mild-mannered clarinetist and abstract painter off the clock. And, shhhh … […]

Style trumps pretty much everything except aesthetics according to artist Tim Johnson. It’s an adage clearly manifested in the 33 pieces that comprise his current show at Fort Wayne’s Kachmann […]

Julia Meek, the widely respected Fort Wayne visual artist and radio personality, has become so associated with all things folk, eco-sound, pantheistic, natural, no artificial ingredients added, cooperative-building and mutual-aid […]

It’s been four years and four months ago since internationally known sculptor and former Fort Wayne resident Dale Enochs soloed at his friend David Kraus’ 1911 Gallery on South Calhoun […]

Attired in a pair of baggy khaki shorts, a burnt orange t-shirt and cross trainers, 32-year-old clay artist Charlie Cummings recently sat calm, cool and collected, ensconced before a computer […]